Faithful Chronicles

Faith, Love and Trust

Today’s sermon was an eye opener.  We continued our study on the Story of David and the choices that Samuel had to make.  More importantly was how Samuel had to listen to God and trust in His word. What Pastor Mark (our Youth Pastor) said today was something that definitely struck a cord in me.  He said, ‘God is not into coincidences’. ... [Read more of this review]

One Of My Life Lessons

Notice how I titled this post, ‘One’ of my life lessons, because I have had many.  This particular lesson revolves around asking for help. Do you ask for help? Or perhaps you were taught only to ask for help in emergency situations? If you are like me, I don’t mind helping others and will do everything in my power to help, but asking... [Read more of this review]

My ‘AHA’ Moment

Do you ever get those moments?  You know, when something hits you and you say to yourself, AHA!! If you have been following my posts, you will notice that I write a lot about families, parenting, children, my faith, and several tips, including homeschooling. I began to pray and truly listen to the Lord..I wanted to know how I could continue my mission... [Read more of this review]

Why Families Matter

The deep calling that I feel which is leading me closer and closer to family ministries is easily understood with this passage I came across: In the 1950’s, kids lost their innocence. They were liberated from their parents by well-paying jobs, cars and lyrics in music that gave rise to a new term – the generation gap. In the 1960’s,... [Read more of this review]

The Power of Family Nights

Not sure if you are aware of the focus my life has taken but it is one that has been in the making for quite some time.  It is one that although was in the works I was not aware of, but am finally aware of now. Being a mom of 5 children, family is very, very important to me.  There was a time that I thought I would never get married much less have... [Read more of this review]

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Home School Tips

Developing Your Own Curriculum

There are many prepackaged curriculum available to home school your children. But sometimes, your child may not be ready to use some of the books in the pre-packaged set or may be more advanced in one of the subjects, so making your own makes much more sense. It is not difficult to create your own. First you must determine what subjects you will be... [Read more of this review]

Do You Have An Auditory Learner?

There are different learning styles and I have discussed Kinesthetic and Visual, today we will focus on the Auditory Learner. How do you know if you have an auditory learner? Well, first let’s describe an auditory learner. An auditory learning remembers best what they have learned by hearing the information. Auditory learners will sometimes: read... [Read more of this review]

Do You Have A Visual Learner?

My last post was about kinesthetic learners and today we will focus on Visual learners. This topic is not difficult for me because I can classify myself as a visual learner. A visual learner is one that needs to see pictures to connect what they are learning. Do you have a child that jumps on your lap while you are reading a story? This child is looking... [Read more of this review]

Do You Have A Kinesthetic Learner?

There are three different types of learners; auditory, visual and kinesthetic. Today I will be focusing on kinesthetic learners. Kinesthetic learners are often misunderstood but hopefully I will shed some light to make the teaching of these learners a bit easier. Unlike the visual learner that needs to see pictures and takes notes and the auditory learner... [Read more of this review]

Home School Ideas for Pre-Schoolers

I have been a home school mom for over 10 years and love it! I am always looking for ideas to make home schooling fun for my children. Since I have a 5 year old that I  officially began home schooling, thought I’d share some fun tips. I have been teaching him all along but he thinks he’s a ‘Big Boy’ now since he now has  his... [Read more of this review]

Make Nature Your Classroom

Many times parents feel that they should have a room in there home designated as a classroom and all will be well. Although that may be the case it is not entirely necessary. I for one have a ‘classroom’ but it basically houses all our books, games, and homeschooling materials. My children manage to follow me around the house and never sit... [Read more of this review]

A Library Without Breaking the Bank

Having an abundance of books is just a part of having a healthy and happy home school environment. My mantra on books is ‘you can never have too many books’. I have collected books for many, many years. With 5 children it is very easy to do. But having a variety of books does not have to cost a fortune. Sure, it’s great to go to the... [Read more of this review]

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